T20 World Cups are the grandest stage for any team in the world to showcase their talents. Over the years, there have been seven T20 World Cups, with the first one taking place in 2007, and the latest one, the eighth one being underway in 2022 right now.
Nations from different parts of the world have participated in T20 World Cups. This year, the kits worn by team UAE and Namibia drew everyone’s attention. Similarly, there have been some unique kits in T20 WC history that were spotted in only one edition. Here’s a list of five such kits:
1. Scotland have had unique kits in T20 World Cups
Scotland 2007 t20 wc pic.twitter.com/PA33firXg6
— Sports Lover (@vinay_cricket) October 29, 2022
Scotland wore a kit that looked similar to Deccan Chargers’ kit in 2008. It was in T20 WC 2007, when Scotland were in the same group as India and Pakistan. As expected, the Scots were knocked out in the group stage itself.
2. Scotland, 2009
Scotland 2009 T20 WC pic.twitter.com/YXWiZKZUId
— Sports Lover (@vinay_cricket) October 29, 2022
The Scots opted for a blue kit in the second edition of the mega event. They were in the same group as New Zealand and South Africa. Once again, the Scots could not make it past the group stage.
3. Sri Lanka have worn some unique kits in T20 World Cups
Thoughts on this Sri Lanka jersey from the 2007 ICC Men's #T20WorldCup? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/NBJ1l89t65
— T20 World Cup (@T20WorldCup) September 15, 2020
2014 T20 WC champions Sri Lanka went with a much lighter-shaded jersey in the inaugural edition of the mega event. They reached the Super 8s in that tournament but could not qualify for the semifinals.
4. Afghanistan, 2012
Afghanistan 2012 T20 WC kit pic.twitter.com/hntGkXTaif
— Sports Lover (@vinay_cricket) October 29, 2022
Afghanistan made their T20 WC debut in 2010, and in 2012, they came up with a very unique kit. They were in the same group as England and India. Afghanistan were knocked out before the Super 8s.
5. West Indies, 2010
West Indies 2010 T20 WC kit pic.twitter.com/6YamRK7fk8
— Sports Lover (@vinay_cricket) October 29, 2022
Two-time champions West Indies played host to the 2010 edition of the mega event. They had a rainbow-themed kit in that tournament. They qualified for the Super 8s but failed to reach the semifinals.
